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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR: The Beasts of the Black Loch by Gay MarrisGay Marris’ 1970s murder mystery novel is out now, and it’s a book that will stay with me for some time. Dr Ava Dickens heads to the Scottish Highlands to support her god son, who has inherited a large estate after the death of his parents in an accident. Both…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR: No Saints, Only Killers by Luke DeckardIt’s 1922, the Great War has been over for 4 years, and former sniper Logan Bishop has left the mean streets of Chicago for London. Having worked as a Pinkerton Detective, he’s now a Private Investigator with a morphine addiction. A message from his estranged preacher father, out of the…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR: Error 404 by Richard FerrerA book about an existential crisis has no right to be this funny. Preparing for his Bar Mitzvah, a young Chris Decker starts to have big doubts about God and religion in general. Years later, as a scientist, he asks the most powerful computer available the question, and gets the…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR: Of Devotion and Death by Anastasia HastingsI’ve jumped in to this gorgeous historical mystery series at book 3, and although I enjoyed this as as standalone, it did make me want more – which is fabulous as there are two previous books go go back and devour! Violet Manville writes an advice column under the name…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR: Ales & Alibis by Tobi DoyleIf you’re looking for a fun, cosy read, with a mix of mystery and paranormal, Tobi Doyle’s Pour Decisions series is the perfect cocktail for you. Wanda Atkins comes from a long line of women with a talent for the uncanny, and an inability to keep men. Some believe they’re…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR – Crime In The Gym by Catherine MoloneyThis is my first tour for Zooloo’s Book Tours, and I was excited to join the tour for this British mystery novel from Catherine Moloney. The novel is a twisty police procedural with light, humorous moments to avoid the crimes being too dark and heavy, and it’s a thoroughly enjoyable…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR – The Campervan Detectives by Maeve HaranSadie Sutton is running away. After finding out her husband is cheating, she packs up and uses her savings to buy a VW Camper Van and heads off to the coast, to the town of her childhood. But things get complicated when she stumbles upon a body… and it’s that…
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Continue reading →: REVIEW: The Chocolatier’s Curse by Christopher SetoWe’re having a heatwave at the moment in the UK, and I bought a bag of chocolate buttons, and left them on the kitchen worktop. When I finally got round to eating them, it was basically one big chocolate button. And on the subject of cursed chocolate… Graduate criminology student…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR – A Death in the Gym by Patrick HardyThis debut novel from Patrick Hardy is a wonderful slice of British Noir that makes for engaging reading. We first meet Josh Stern in his role as physical trainer at a gym, which is closed suddenly – later to be revealed that the closure is due to a body being…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR – The Castle of Stories by Matt Cain
Adam Webb is stuck in a dreary meeting at a dull job when he gets an email out of the blue to inform him his Great Uncle, who he didn’t even know about, has passed away and bequeathed him a run down farmhouse and castle in Tuscany. Upon visiting his…
